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24 June 2019
With help from us and some leading travel companies, ChangChill – formerly Happy Elephant Valley – has become elephant-friendly and stopped visitors directly interacting with its elephants
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25 May 2019
Wild otters are being poached from their natural habitat, confined in terrible conditions and irresponsibly bred to feed international demand
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13 May 2019
An estimated 125,400 dairy cows will live better lives, following World Animal Protection’s call on Arvind Dairy and Happy Milk to move to higher welfare farming.
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27 March 2019
Our response team has launched into action to save farm animals and pets in Mozambique and Malawi. Idai is one of the worst tropical cyclones on record and has caused catastrophic damage
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28 February 2019
Ahead of the general elections this year, World Animal Protection is calling on all the political parties urging them to include protecting animals during disasters in their election manifesto.
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27 February 2019
The 2018 Business Benchmark on Farm Animal Welfare (BBFAW) report reveals that many of the world’s biggest food and restaurant brands are ignoring animal welfare concerns
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18 December 2018
New Delhi, December 18, 2018: World Animal Protection urges the government to implement “The Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Egg Laying Hens) Rules, 2017 and The Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Broiler Chicken) Rules, 2017 drafted by the Law Commission.
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03 December 2018
Video footage shows the horrifying moment a terrified pangolin is killed for its scales in Assam, India.
Pangolin scales are sold on the black market for traditional Asian medicine
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07 November 2018
A shockingly high number of the world’s travel trade associations are lagging in providing animal welfare guidelines to travel companies, our new research reveals. The majority are doing nothing to prevent wildlife cruelty in tourism
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05 November 2018
On World Tsunami Awareness Day, World Animal Protection is calling on the central government and governments in coastal states and union territories in India to take meaningful steps to reduce the devastating impacts tsunamis have on vulnerable communities and their animals.
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13 October 2018
Today, to mark International Day for Disaster Reduction, World Animal Protection is urging the central government and all the state governments to ensure that efforts to reduce disaster risk include animal protection are in place.
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